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advice 70 Consumptives.

.o On inc appearance Of the first symptoms. ?
general oenlnfy, loss Of apprtte, pa ior, chm,
= (n ,,S|a foAowed BY night sweats az
taI1|' Pro1npt measures Of reiief should b.
taken Consumption is gcrofuJDns d. eSee ~
me lungs; therefore use The great antj.ecr.,f
1ioo4 or blood. purifier and ,treno rll-resTorer
IT. PieTce'S "Golden Medical Discovery ,,
SUPERIOR to cod-liver oil as nutritive. snd
r. = ! E p t-d67f6 l.. Eerw ak l1ncs.
,spltIing Ct blood, and kindred affections II
n9s no equal. Sold BY druggists. For DR.
rIeIce's treatise On consumption, SEND 10
s, 10 STAMPS. Worries Dispensarv Med
Ny. ''i00'' HuA"io'
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Afraid 1t Would sl.p His Mind

Alta Californian: Sutton, the &c.
centric who is to hang in oakland for
murder has kept a diary for thirty
years, in which all events of importance
10 himself are recorded. When he WAS
sentenced and the day Of bis execution
was fixed by Judge Gibson, he pulled
out his diary and carefully wrote down
the date. He seemed afraid it wouJd
slip his mind. -
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fliteen Famous American NV.
tiOns

Inc fifteen great American ipvar
l IONS q Worldwide adoption are III
ne cotatton--Sin, (2) the planning ma NJ
chlhe, tS) the grass mower ana ra 80,
er' 81 the rotary printing press TX
al, ;sa''o on oy steam, 90 the hot-a;r
i, % the sewing machine cs1
.Ae lndla-rnbber industry. (9) the r1 w
eilHe manufacture Of horseshoes. GN
LIZ sand-blast for carving. Gh W. ~
gage lathe. Q2) the grain elexa, ~
(Io) artiilcial ice-makinr on 1 Iarc,,'
scaie' tl4) the electric magnet and II
practical application, Q5) the teIes
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

Whether 1t is the hest know, form, ohr,.
en- fever, or else b Ii MS remitten+ do ~
asd or Ge cake. is that anominahI@ dil-
he tid InnolVlng he liver. the DO lis ard
MI N +Iys :, known IS malaria. Every com
pal classified under his &c eric hon oy' Il
ntLUIeo apPellAtion. j. re truct1ve - IN
sGhdna5 y y TEN bu Is un;sppy, not t. he
ginarV par ~ eHen checkar by the u e 81 or
~ &c hoWever prompt relief ami nitm tie nnre
for ne found In Hosretter's stomach Ititfare
In3frt.in most among he proprietary ramedt. =
thnnnS OF only dis Is born Of mi V oI..5
e 9W1 oHeu1na L complaints supe Undue hT
cured eb II Rvd wfaher ed or ny ny
dyspFnsia amy IN q he kidneys, Or II dder.
onw+Isj are curable-ray. certain n 'bs
: qred by this deservediy est5am en- 70 %,
professionally sanctioned corfective anu
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16
Cold Found in His Grava-

Inc accidental opening of soldiers
save aC Atlanta recently, disclosed
MnaC Is rarely ever hidden in the
Uo:Ilnp--money. The grave was on the
sue OF nil, near the East Tennessee
esallroad shops, and was about fonr or
I'VE 1eet deep. The soldier was prob-
aoly hastily buried there durinF tho
war Workmen have been enGaond
III making an excavation at this njooa
t bos several days and more than once
naVe discovered bones that greatly re-
semoied those of a human BODY. Tbev
Jug hole twelve feet deep and fonr
leet square and into it lowered a small
can nlled with gunpowder, to which .
1use was attached, for the purpose of
loosening the i:tA o9fFaF the an
ttney nrmiy packed some clay and the
Iuse was then lighted. In d few sec
ohGs there was muffied explosion
anu Tor several yards around the earth |
was broken up as if it had been tho
oughly plowed. '00n 'nof
Ia one spot within a few feet of +bo
i nole, solid piece of earth had bann
li1ted up and turned over. leaving on
excavation eight feet square and fTo
ieet deep. One of the workmen npored
lnto the cavity, and, hastily retnrnin~
= - mis companions, exclaimed, That's
a grave and there's q skeleton ~ - ,
me ne men looked into the tomb and
PAW human skeleton with all the
t oonGS IN Their proper place, but on :
.oucn they fell apart. A closer in {
! !, pet'loh was made and several brass
y with the letters ~. S" on
r rn ana the visor of cap were
louii" IA the grave. There was no siUr Q
= purlal garments or of decaved wood W
= snow that the dead soldier had bpon d
buried IN coffin. 0oA1
Deileve this is money" eycIa;rod
ne OF the workmen as he brushed tba "
arth-stalns from something ronnd in a.
~ 4and. lie held a $50 gold piece a;
nave found one Just like if. ox- III
i'euiy exclaimed another laborer and pl
: ITO Igt 70 work to make his gold shine, nt
heres small piece @S5" Nv 81
famed third workman. Il
me search became general and on. to
lore S2O gold piece, two TENS and fo9
loU9er I'VE making in all 800 wnra ~,
una II the soldiers grave, 90 bu
one OF the laborers who had not hoo, ex
ttuhate enough to pick up one If tbn d.
ms !, said: You wouldn't catch ny DO
King money home what came ont ~ Dq
4 just tell you that skeIeton
y haunt you fellows what's cot that
~ sures you're born" sir.
ms caused some uneasiness .rou 81
holders Of the money, but tbav III LATE
I give It up. The body was tb.+ ~" ~
mon soldier. as the letters IN ~
ass buttons clearly Indicated anS B
was probably among the ti III La .'a2
one Of the battles fought around A. -
ia. Like many others who mat
mar late, he was buried witbont
ldlng sheet or shroud and with liz perI
ceremony. He was probabIT ones
'le9 10 the clothes in which he was L
: down, and his money was iefr T Z a. Y
POCKETS and covered IN in tba 1r1
We Atoer more than twenty vaa-S
'race Ct garments could be frmnJ :
tne gold was SSH there, and ~ III year
contents Of the tomb it was = az =. IN b
thing that remained for wbinb =
care or find use to-day. = -10H al
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16
Youthful Indulgence

IN pern'cious practices pursued In eo]itrds
IS most START ne cause of r,rvors a,'d -
er1 oebiIity, lack 0f self confidence am W
over, IMPAIRED memory. dependency. :
. Ger aftendABts of wrecked manbc01' e',f
rers should address with len cents :,
anus: TO- large illustrated trearisp. no,ntil,
"a, Iut uoTaiiirg mea OF perfect cure va
49,, ,+Satp p Wed c.. Association, f63, Ma.
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Young Blabb Is very direrting
fellow, isn't hep VERY indeed n. >
HE Il lawyer, il he not?" 20 Va
thought YOU understood that. liz bis
business that affords him opportunity
TO DC dircrting hes continually divert,
lng trust funds. you know. "-Ionters
Gazette.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

u 10. Rowena,' exclaimed Voltioern
Iapemeasure. dropping on his kn.es
Without struggle your beauty fires
, ,hs neart My daughter. said
1lie old Hengist Wheatcorner. enter
.hs the room, III will divide tho ~.
,l,. with you, will tire the rast ID
nm 1 Which he did ,,ey,,,ooi
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

A choice farm of 24O acres, ha;f was
between Huron and Wolsey, Dakota
Accessible (. to four shipping points; c
Y n. w. Ky. within a mile and another
road surveyed through the rlace
cultivated and improved. Address
SIOUX CRY PRINTING Co.,
Sioux CITY. Iowa
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

AZ FOR several years G. w. Huntsinger. 8
GltchWa ker or the Hand gold mine ditch IN
georgia, has walked TWEEN yone miles evar1
miles year. 900
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16
OFF r No. I7A:

FREEi-To MERCHANTS Only. An
eiesdnt Carving Set (knife, fork and
~eeD, In satin-iiped case. Address at
once K: ". TANslL & Co., 55 State
Street, Chicago.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

The Boston Gazette think +,o mon 49,, -,
ca PIE "ith knife Ia isa.f enf as ="
w s, there is instrumental music at rsh,s
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

-'~1ehac r BQsire=s COLLEGE, con-1e-e r.
ylr1cs us -. catalogues, address : G
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

"A second and last crop Of green noAs
e,.4l n ma ket this week and d,sapperrfd
Win TIE rapid1ty associated with hot cakes.
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'iEsoyeI ,3lrta 80. -

E>'y1 4iu1. t-ea1s .-veEr-ni-os
c:2s-n ,-2i7A Glass, Furniture. ORE.
- " q &c. everlasting tenec!tvl A.vs
r't+s - -oN-1. wee sar0le vtals 81 3ru.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

-One or ne fa>l sOta,ie caterers makes
\ Sao@n mat ne viii AXE speciality OF Greek
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

-Epicr~Tas know, from lone and ver,oa ~
bre ts,e e y oIster-eatng, tia, tha rery lar
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

the perfume Ct buckwncst {. ks = ~, A..
aLr' ana = ~ things NOWADAYS c.r,,. - IS. &c
- ssas %; they sre olreade served IN tlr.e.,
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

- '.-.eTs say that Is ec1os-e3 rsth +o,ra-
Is - 60 i nov very Little cal :o- ven,-'r
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

= h =, are now produced chemical.
y In great perfection. = : -
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

.,t brand Of blasting powd er is marked
l ~ tae marking probaby has tie same
,"edhlng SIS IN masic-var, loud.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

N@ re So nIAY. Samples wtrth q :
aM-ik tSEk Lines M { under the horse faef IL.
~ - BREWSTER "a ~ .TY REIN HOLBRR 20 HS, NJ Il
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

EREH By reG I'm mail. FuIl ne.o~a-..~-
Aa& MoedyA New Tailor systs1 ~ n.OHN
! aG@A Cutting MOODY CO., Cincinnati 30 n
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

GDassAS Habi Cured satis,s A.orv A.,o,, ,,v -,
va HC ava Pref J. ~ BARTON, s5tA ward Cs.,....s
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-11-16

ssSsss8S ~ ssgpt,ne Habit Cured - -
VS. eeS'esS u ~ e>eDfens, LEBANON 1l'e66
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-17
IuCOrpOrated.

Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday In the County Clerks office
by the Los Angeles Iron and Nail Com
pany. The purposes of the corporation
are to conduct a general business in the
manufacture and dealing in of iron and
cut nails and to carry on the business OF
the company. The number of Directors
to be seven and those elected for the
first year are John Bryson, Sr., f. Z.
Howes, C. C. Reynolds, A. E. Pomcroy
and c. FL. Toll, Sr., of Los Angeles; G.
P. Clapp of Oakland, and james h. Pat
terson OF Alamitos. The capital stock
to be $500, 900, in 5000 shares OF Sl0o
each, of which $34, 900 has been sub
scribed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-17

You viii never have sour stomachif you
use Damiana Bittern
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-17
Los Angeles Produce Market.

The following is the official record of the
| Los Angeles Prodt-Ce Exchange, corrected
daily. In the quotations, unless otherwise
stated. it is to be understood that the frst
| dgure is the highest price bid and the last
| the lowest price asked. These quotations
are for round lots from first hands; for
small lots out of store higher prices are
| asked:
OATS-No quotation.
RYE-$1 so asked:
BARLEY-Feed No. 81 bid.
C0RN-Large Yellow, carload lots, SLID
bid Small Yellow. carload .ots, u. 10 10 Did, DIG,
| L. A. xxx Ex. Pat. Roll, $500; Capitol
Mills, 5000.
MILL FEED-Bran, ~ asked; Shorts, s23
asked; Mixed Feed, corn and barley, sl.l5
asked: Cracked Barley, 81. 10 asked: Ground
barley. sl.15 asked; holled Barley. sl.l5
asked.
GRAIN BAGs-Grain Bags Ms, 22xs6. 61lc
E asked 1856 Calcutta spot, &c asked Potato
Sacks, 4c asked mill Sacks. sc asked.
SEED-Alfalfa. new, &c asked.
HAY-5arley. w b No. l, $3.50 asked /;
Alfalfa. $3.50 asked.
POTATOES-Peerless, 1929; Early Rose,
Los Angeles new. 81; snowflake, 81 bid; new
BC rTER~Fancy Roll, 2sc per 10 asked.
Choice Roll, 2oc per ib asked; Fair Roll,
per ID, 15c asked Mixed Store. 14c per ib
asked; Picked roll, new. Csc.
EGGs@Eegs. fresh. 22c Bid. 2sc asked.
HONEY-Extracted light. 3c(G41ac; Job
lots. &c bid, 4lac asked; Amber, &c bid;
Comb. 10c(Gl2Ia.
ONIONsoNorthern. new. s125 asked.
BEESWAX-Beeswax, 7c(gl9c.
VEGETABLES MIXED-Chiles per n, &c
bid; Garlic sc asked: Cabbage per 100 Tbs,
BEANS AND DRIED PEAs-Pins Mol.
new crop, sl.65 asked; Lima. 81. 2.25@2.5o;
Navy, small. $500 asked; Black eyed,
SO asked; Garvanzos, IS asked; Green
FieldPeas g. so asked; Lentils. s4.0o asked.
Red spanish, S1.75.
PoULTRY-Hens No l, per doz. $3.50 old,
old BOOSTERS, per dozen. $3.50 bid; Young
Roosters. per doz, $3.50 bid, Broiler
large, per dozen, ,s3 SO bid, asked $3.50 Broil-
dozen. large. Sc 90. bid: Ducks, small, $500;
TURKEYS, per lb, 18c. Geese, each, S100.
LIVE STOOK-Live Hogs. 3c94c.
DRIED FRUIT.PlttedP Plums, l21ac asked ;
German, Sc Asked Apri,ots, evaporated.
12hc asked.
APPLEs-sun dried, sliced, SC asked:
R.AISINS-Layers. SI.6U asked; Elk Lon
Lay2rs, new. 81. 70 asked: Loose Muscatels
sl.5o; Bulk Raisins. SC asked. Dried grapes,
4c
NUT5-Pesnuts. Cal. No. l, &c asked; do,
monds, s. s.. lsc ask I'D; Almonds, H 8, 10c
CITRUS FRUITS = Oranges. $50 asked; !;
Lemons, Seeding per box, $3.50 Lem
ons, Eureka and Lisbon per box, 80 asked J.
HIDES = Dry, 16c bid, Kip, 15c bid;
Calf, 1870 bid. Culls "a less.
SKINS-Short wool, each, 15c0S0c; Long
wool, each. 81 bid; shearlings, each, l0c
bid.
WOOL-Spring Clip. per ID, 10c(0,3c bid.
PROVISIONS-Extra light bacon, clear,
1870 asked; Light clear, 1219c asked; Clear
medium, lie asked; Medium bacon, &c
| asked heavy bacon SC.
LARD-40-lb tins. &c per lb: 3-ID pals, 9Ac
per lb; 5.lb pails.91a Pc lb; 10lb pale, 9Ac
per lb.
| HAMS Eastern sugar cured. 15c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-17
The Assault Upon Cleveland.

EDITOR HERALD-Every respectable
be his political affiliations, must applaud
the spirit of the leading editorial in the
HERALD of Wednesday last, touching
the gross and gratuitous insult lately
offered the President of the United
States by the Des Moines, Iowa, Post of
the G. A. r. 1t is the first time in the
history of the country that the Chief
Magistrate has been insulted, in cold
blood, for performing his constitutional
duty. to.wit: vetoing unconstitutional
and mischievous legislation. Next to
the contemplate outrage on O'Brien in
Canada, this small and un.American
action of the Des Mo'nes' maleontents
most harshly assails generous and
enlightened American public sentiment.
1t is unworthy of our country; unworthy
of the brave men who periled their lives
on a hundred battlefields in defense OF
our flag; who served in the army and the
navy of the United States, OF which
the President is Commander in Chief,
Certainly every true member OF the q.
A. r. ought to be among the first to re-
pu diate the shameful action of the poll
ticians of Iowa in this matter, for the
HERALD doubtless is in the right in trac.
ing the inspiration of this disgraceful
bus siness to political chicane. 1t is
pie asant to know that one distinguished
Republican at least, and he a prospect
i've candidate for the Presidency, has,
tho ugh not in as strong language as the
cas- e demanded, rightly put himself on
rec ord as disappearing this Des Moines
ass ault on the Chief Magistrate. His
exa mple should be widely followed-in
fact, the quiet public opinion OF the
VIII ole country sustains General Sher'
ma n s rebuke to the Des Moines post,
only regretting that it was not more Wig
orc asly expressed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-17
The minor Courts.

CITY COURT-AUSTIN, J. P.
People VS., N. Covarrubias-Battery
Continued until June 18th ct 10 A. NJ,
People VS.. John Dale--Battery; con.
tinued until June 18th at 3 P. M.
People We. Kittie Wozencraft--Assault
with deadly weapon. Defendant held
to answer the charge. Bail $500.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
People VS.. George Erbes--l0 Am.
People vs.. w. A. Curtis--2 P. NJ.
TOWNSHIP CoURT-TANEY, J. P.
People VS.. C. Cuhl-Battery; case
set for trial June Goth at 10 A. NJ.
People VS.. james Dunlap-Disturbipg
the peace; fined $5.
Treadwell VS.. Dry Sparkling Cham.
payne Company-Judgment oraered for
plaintiff and execution issued.
Fuller VS.. Carr-Judgment ordered
for plaintiff; ten days stay of execution
granted.
People VS.. John Notwithstanding
the peace; fined So
SET FOR TODAY.
Levy VS.. Bryan-l0 A. NJ.
People VS.. Armento-2 p. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-17

WILLIS l.. CULVER, of Pavilion, N. Y,
SAYS that Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir cured
him of a long standing Throat and Lung
trouble C. +. HEINZEMAN, Agent. Los
Angeles.
IMPOTENCY in Man or Woman cured by
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine. C.F. Heinzeman
agent, Los Angeles,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-17
HOUSES AND LOTS.

HOUSES AND LOIS.
Hill street, 9 rooms, 2-story. new and
drst-clsss: II. and G water; all
| modern improvements good barn:
lot 5Oxl55 .........,. .'.............s $3.50
Hill-street cottage of rooms. II. and
G.. water, bath, patent closets; new
and central; lovely home. .......... 5000
Corner San Pedro and Fourth streets.
house of rooms, lot 41xl34 49,. 6O00
San Fernando street, opp. new passen-
ger depot, good storeroom; lot 20x
155 to SO At. street In rear; cheap at. 1890
Carr street, 5-room house; good lot;
near cars; cheap .................... 26O0
Olive street, 10room house, bath. III.
beautiful home. ...........,.s....ee. 1900
Houses in all parts of the city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-17
Marriage Licenses.

The following named persons were
yesterday granted licenses to wed: A.
Magrurra and Francisco Duarte, s. K.
Coombs and C. B. Foord, III. c. Graham
and M. Lang.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-17
AlOsta.

This beautiful town, 10 miles east OF
Monrovia, and at the head of the Azusa
Valley, on the A. 7. & S. f. K. r., de-
mands more than passing notice. Sit
uated at the head OF one of the most
fertile valleys in Southern California
and commanding view of both noun.
tain and valley nowhere to be excelled,
looking west one sees the whole ef the
Azusa valley covered with fruit trees
and vines, and on an emf nence the mag.
nificent Raymond Hotel. Looking east,
Old Badly, covered with snow portion
of the year, is seen through the Dalton
Canon Pass. No better view of this
rugged mountain can be obtained than
from this place. The soil will grow
ANYTHING which can be grown in semi
tropical country. The water is pure and
abundant and comes from the mountains
in iron pipes. No excursions and brass
band have ever visited this beautiful
place The property was desirable aud
sold ON it's merits almost wholly before
the stakes were all driven. Ex-Sheriff
Gard, of Los Angeles, DIR. 7, M. I'm
Q6rWOOu, OI dSdIcuat hhu u " esh
burn, one of the directors of the San
Gabriel Valley Bank, also OF Pasadena,
are the gentlemen who selected and
plated the town of Alosta. There is in
course of construction a hotel, being
built by Mr.. Correll of Pasadena, which,
when finished, will cost $4,000, and al
ready rented for five years by an East
ern hotel man. A dry goods and gro
Gerry store will be opened at once by
Pearson Bros. in their new two.story
building, a hardware and plumbing
store, owned by Granger & Stevens Of
Pasadena: also two restaurants, two real
estate offices, a large livery stable and
blacksmith shop. The Town Site Com
pany are building fine office opposite
the hotel, on Central avenue, which,
when completed, will be occupied by
themselves and the real estate firm Of
Hickok & Young. Several dwellings
are under way and bank is talked of Is
being established here in the near fu-
ture. Town lots are within the reach ol
all and rising steadily, and Dawson 4
new additions of half acre lots to tht
town of Alosta presents good oppoortun
ity to purchase home in this lovely
spot. Everything here enumerated cal
be seen by taking ride over the Atchl
son, Topeka and Santa Fe or Californi
Central Railway to this place.
CoMAGIN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-17
THE COURTS.
THURSDAY, June IL,
Superior COurt-Departmen One
G,heneW. n.

THURSDAY, June IL,
superior C0urt-Departme On
cheney, ,.
A motion was fled charging j. c
Moore with assault with a deadly weapor
aud June 18th, at 10 A. NJ, set for the
arraignment of the defendant.
People VS.. Jerry Murphy-Demurrel
overruled. A plea of not guilty entered
People VS.. f. Courtwright and Johu
Murger-A verdict returned by the jury
of not guilty.
SET FOR TODAY.
Grettie Rozelle and w. F, Rozelle to
plead at 10 A. NJ.
Department. Two-Gardiner, J.
Estate of Margaret Babcock- Distri-
button ordered as prayed for.
Estate of John G. Brown-Bid of L.
Whistle of 81, ,450 accepted and sale 10
her confirmed.
Estate of Carlos Hansen-Account
settled, approved and allowed.
In re guardianship of Adela Behn-
Continued until June %. at 10 A, NJ.
Estate of Charles +. j. Kitchener
Continued until June 18th, at 10 A. NJ.
SET FOR TO DAY.
In re estate and guardianship of Edw.
Hawkins ct al, minors.
superfOrCOurt-De Four,
Hutton. J.
Bath VS.. Valdez-Case submitted for
decision.
Grinnell VS.. Newman & Company
Cause continued for the session.
White VS.. Carr-Five days time
granted to amend complaint.
Ellsworth VS.. Ellsworth Case dis.
missed at cost of plaintiff.
SET FOR TODAY.
Brown VS.. Hopkins ct al.-Injunc-
tion; 10 A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
HEARING THE SILVER GRILL CASE.

SAID TO BE RESORT FOR DIsREPuTABLE CHARAc-
TERs-FINiNG THE WOMEN
A large crowd OF stylshly dressed and disspafeh
looking young men filled the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday. at the trial Of the inmates of The
"Sllver Gri,n w. 122 SXth-ave., who were arrested
on Saturday night by Captain Reilly and platoon
OF rollce Paul Brisme, the proprietor Of the estab-
llshment, was the first called His counsel, James d.
McClelland, cross examined Detective James Reilly
who made the complaint
O-Are the statements you have made the result OF
your own observations and knowledge! A.-les, siI.
sir
Q-What would yOn call these premises! A-Ihcy
have the reputation eng Oy ster and dining saloon
O-IIave you ever anything In that place OF
a disorierly character! Yes, sir On the night OF
the nth, a fight occurred between some disordcrly
and the proprietor .
O-Uavc YOU sisi ed ubstantiay all YOU know about
these promises Al know that altogether 1t Is the
resort of thieves AMI di-Orieriy characters.
O-Was there any disturbance In there last night
A-Men and women we're sitting In there smoking
cigarettes and drinking 1870. A.,
Captain Reilly, VINO also appeared against me
nriSouers had nothing TO say except 10 ndOrse mo
STATEMENTS Of the detective. The case against tho
nroprietor was adjourned to Thurs ay and he wa IA
The meantime put under 81 900 BAN. or the thirty
vounr men found In tho place. George KNIGHT was
rncd SO The remainder were discharged with Dut
few execution, the women were fined $40 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
NEW A RI

push Covns OF New.Ydrk. and John Fox o. CHICAGO.
pucss fought sharp and decisive hrt -n"nt gloves ~
honr Yesterday N well known - or lGg
Fully hundred iecDlo witnessed
The mil" and the money. amounting Ia $500. VAS
tho .nccess'u sfcr The hgh finished
knocked his ter sharp rElt o ONLY two
rounds.
police since changes made n the officers Of Chief
Efforts lirak the places OF oT
In sections 81 he Late sat
Corbltt ~ squad Of in c't1"-
places and arrested The rt,
inmates The former held on chSTces made by the
police and the Ininae- and visitor, held - witnesses
Tho Ifgsiav- Commute - tic state Federation o'
TRADE Labor Unions held meeting YESTERDAY Al Indus
irsl considered matters relating 20 labor station
winter. II dccdel 10 s'uc address
before tie election. asking wOfkinrncu 10
pledge Legislative candidates 10 support labor measure. II
elected
j35 train from Newark on the Brio Railroad was
the ds.Ir bridge yesterday niddlcs god woman
VINO walking along III" narrow foot~ay sionsslc tho
lck stopped ant Tho passing Ler resed and
fell toward Il Henry Beish Newark florist who was near
"bser ved her action and dsshng 70 her lido
caught LeT Just the clear the engine but she struck
for 'he prompt an Of Eefg The Ue seize !
with vertigo. wOuid have fallen under tie whe"-
curiosity g '-t respect 10 the ability 81 Mavor
HAYNES attend hT-e TARGET gay Mayer
Haynss has mex named P' ni Joe on account ~
his Dr p'ucs balls TARGET e.cursous and other
cheap IIre target eIcusipus irave Newaf. 10
dav and The MAYOR a. been invited 10 10 ia" Sucst OF each
ORGANIZATION and las accepted.